For nearly 50 years, the Orchestre national de Cannes has been offering around 100 concerts per season, driven by a diverse repertoire and a strong commitment to all audiences. Based in Cannes, it makes music for film a key part of its identity. Conducted by Benjamin Levy since 2016, the orchestra was recognized as a “regional national orchestra" in 2022.

Ingeborg Bachmann (1926-1973) is a major figure in 20th-century German-language literature. A poet and a writer, she left her mark on her time with the richness of her language and her commitment to opposing fascism and violence, making language the heart of her work.

Since the 1980s, Ruedi Baur has developed an approach to design rooted in civic space and interdisciplinarity. Founder of the Intégral network and several international workshops, he has also created research institutes such as Design2context and CivicCity. He regularly collaborates with sociologist Vera Baur and was assisted on this project by Odyssée Khorsandian.

Born in Vienna in 1960, Susanna Fritscher lives in France since 1983. Her work explores the fragility of our relationship with reality through visual and sound installations. She has exhibited in various prestigious venues such as the Ginza Hermès Forum (Tokyo), the Centre Pompidou-Metz, the Louvre Abu Dhabi, and the Lyon Biennale.

A graduate of the National Heritage Institute with a specialization in textile arts, she is a heritage conservator-restorer.